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Message: [QUOTE="Biggles, post: 203818, member: 9560"] Yes, 5 FX per Program. To say the menu system of available adjustments is extensive is an understatement. You could end up with repetitive strain injury pushing the access button enough times to get to the menu concerned. Thank goodness Korg have a software editor available to use which makes the task far, far easier. I would presume Roland and Yamaha also have a similar extensive range of adjustments, probably also worth checking what the available downloads are for each keyboard to see if the other manufacturers have interface software available. BTW The Korg software also functions as an interface for MIDI operations, I cannot help much on this element as I am very much a newbie in the use of MIDI. Before I bought the Kross 2 it was a close call between it and the Roland Juno DS, I did have a quick play if a few Yamaha keyboards but I find the tone of them shrill and harsh so they were quickly discounted. For me the Kross only won because of its smaller physical size and very light weight. Had I not primarily wanted a keyboard that was easy to transport then I probably would have bought the Roland as I already have a Korg Pa arranger. Scott explained splitting the keyboard into three zones to circumvent the cut off problem of the Kross 2, and this is precisely what I do. The top octave and a half with one sound the bottom one and a half octaves with a layered set of sounds and the lead in the centre. It can be a bit tight with only 61 keys but I am limited in what I can fit in the available space and have to live with it. [/QUOTE]

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